A set of small utility scripts of MRI processing.
Currently, this only contains the script modelCorr, a simple command line tool to show correlations of fMRI Model Design. At present (version 0.0.1) this really doesn’t do more than output a static png and design matrix, though more features are planned including calculation of the model’s variance inflation factor (VIF) for contrasts of interest and possibly some python ports of model optimization. But hey, release [very] early and often.
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